Reaction to the terrorist attacks on Hazaras by Lashkar Jhangvi on June 8  and
July 4, 2003

• Details of March 2, 2004 - Ashoora day terrorist attack
• Details of June 8, 2003 terrorist attack
• Details of July 4, 2003 terrorist attack

Al-Qaida link with Lashkar Jhangvi behind hazara Killings - Sept 10, 2003
Balochistan Inspector General Police, Dr. Shoib Suddle's press briefing on the terrorists involved behind the Hazara killings ...

Peace rally by Hazara Democratic Party (HDP) - July 18 and 19, 2003
A Peace rally was held in Quetta city due to the recent tragedies of 8th june and 4th july in which all the major political parties -  BNP, BNM, Pushtunkhwa MAP, JWP, and PPPP.

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Lashkar Jhangvi claims Quetta killings - July 15, 2003
Lashkar Jhangvi - a group condemned as a "Terrorist Organization" both by the Government of Pakistan and United States of America, in a video tape confession handed over to BBC News Service, accepts the bloody attack on the Hazaras on June 8, 2003 and July 4, 2003 in which over 65 people were killed and more then a 100 were critically wounded.
[ note: more info on Lashkar Jhangvi will be coming soon ]

Statements of Condolnces and Condemnation by various Organizations

• Letter of Condemnation of Pakistani govt by Hazara Unity USA
• Letter of condolense from Zareen Taj - Amnesty International
• Letter from Amnesty International to President of Pakistan
• Letter of condolense and sympathy from David Tosi, Amnesty International

What is being done:

• Press Release - Hizb Wahdat, Afghanistan
• Press Release and Rally - Hazara Unity USA, USA
• Press Release and Rally - Hazara Student Federation (HSF)
  Quetta, Pakistan
• Rally in Toronto, Canada

What you can do?

Pakistan

• Public Relations Campaign - Get the Word Out

• Quetta, Pakistan - June 8, 2003 
  Victims: 12 Hazara Police, 9 critically wounded by unidentified gunmen
• Karachi, Pakistan - 2002
  Haji Abbas (known Agahe Juice) - a renowned Hazaras Businessmen gunned down by unidentified gunmen
• Quetta, Pakistan - Feb 2001
  Victims: 5 Hazaras, and one non-hazara killed, 5 injured by unidentified gunmen
• Quetta, Pakistan - 2000  (date not confirmed)
  Elected member of Provincial Assembly, Sardar Nisar Ali Hazara and his driver attacked by unidentified gunmen. Sardar Nisar Ali recovered from his gun wounds, but his driver died.

Afghanistan

• Yakaolang - May 2001
• Robatak Pass - Jan 2000
• Massacre in Bamyan - Sept 1998 to May 1999
• Massacre in Mazar-e Sharif - August, 1998
• Massacre in Afshar - Feb 1993
• Genocide of Hazaras by Amir Abdur Rahman - the Pushtun ruler of Afghanistan (1884 - 1905)
   

Iran

• "Hazaras as Berberis"  a deragatory term the Iranians use for Hazaras for their association with Ghenghiz Khan (Changez Khan in the East) - the mongol warrior of 12th century.
  In the 12th century, Chengiz Khan attacked then Persia (modern Iran) which the Iranians still hold against the Hazaras in year 2003

Picture Gallery - HAZARA UNITY USA rally in NewYork

Rally in Toronto